St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearances yesterday, ST. ,042, 542.43.
Two cases Of dipetheria reported yester-
day.
st. Joseph's hospital, in South Mime
apolis, is now open.
The annual reception of the Sheltering
Arms was held yesterday.
Ed Cain opens sample room at 112
Fourth street south, tonight.
The Bloomington Avenue Improvement
association meets Monday night.
Miss Emma Win, nearly suffocated by gas
few evenings ago, is out OF danger.
Prof. Fairman spoke ON 1.-THE Ministry Of
Art at the South side tabernacle last
evening.
There will be meeting this evening of
the directors of the Eighth Ward Relief as
ISOLATION.
The annual meeting of the directors of the
held yesterday.
G. O. Sanburn lectures on "Immigratlon''
at Harmonic hall Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings.
The jury in the case of John Shearer VS..
Sackett 4 Virgins, tried in the municipal
court, failed to agree.
The City Prohibition club met last night
and discussed plans for raising funds and
the Sunday closing law.
concert and social were given at the
First Baptist church last evening in honor of
L. W. Ballard, the organist.
h6V. u. EFdnb preHcneS III welsh at the
church on Seventeenth avenue south and
Franklin avenue this evening.
The evening Of Oct. IL a concert for the
benefit of st. Peters church will be given at
Freya hall, sos Washington avenue south.
Andrew Nelson was found alone in house
on Fourth street southeast suffering with
diphtheria and taken to the pest house by
DR.. Gibson.
Nicollet lodge No. 119, l. o. o. F., had
very pleasant social at its new hall, corner
Twenty street and Nicollet avenue,
last evening.
house met twice yesterday, but in the alb
sence at court Of the city attorney adjourned
to this morning.
The Celtic association held its usual
monthly meeting yesterday evening in Win
dom hall, but nothing of any especial i'm
portance occurred.
The general committee in charge of the re-
ception of President Cleveland will meet at 2
o'clock this afternoon in the council cham
Der at the city hall.
John Nelson, employed in Pratt's coal
yard, North Minneapolis, was badly injured
about the spine by bursting coal bin yester-
day. He was taken to his home, 41S Twenty
fourth avenue north
Judge Atwater, of the board Of trade. has
appointed J. S. Pillsbury. j. c. Reno and j.
b. Bassett delegates to attend the river con-
vention at Peoria, and Anthony Kelly, A. N,
Clerihew and o. c. Merriman for Quincy.
The first of the winter meetings of the
Academy of Natural Science, was held last
evening at the rooms on Hennepin avenue.
opposite the city hall, Prof. Mitchell, of the
university, gave an interesting talk on the
Iron Bearing Rocks of Minnesota"
The various places of amusements all drew
crowded houses last night. The Hennepin
Avenue was the best patronized, and
"Prince Methusaleni' took great hold on the
popular affections, Miss Jennie Winston scor-
ing decided hit. Maggie Mitchell, as Little
Barefoot, pleased a large audience at the
Grand.
Patrick Ryan objects most strenuously to
the published reports of his having been ''in
cahoots' with Commissioner Lennon in the
Lake street bridge bids. He. said his bid was
delayed through a misunderstanding, but
finally got there in time and as it was the.
lowest and he could furnish and desired bond
he was bound to get that contract
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew M. Harvie and Florence Moore. Sill
yanus A. Stockwall and Maud Conkey,
August w. Anderson and Eva Ora, Edward
McCauley and Margaret Kelly, Peter Connors
and Annie Brophey, Carl A. Sundberg and